The American Experiment
American Experiment
The American Experiment; What It Means For The World
How the US adjusts to the increasingly multi-polar world – and the forces of globalization – will have a major impact on world affairs. There is no doubt the global order that emerged in the aftermath of World War II is now in transition. Will the US lead the world into a new and secure interdependent global order, or succumb to nationalistic tendencies, is yet to be determined. The continuity in American leadership is unlikely to occur in absence of system level political, economic, and security reforms that are attuned to the present realities.
US Elections: Implications for South Asia, Middle East
US-Islamic World Relations
Saudi Arabia as a Rising Middle Power: The Trump-MBS Summit, China,...
By Naade Ali
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Countering Extremism and Homeland Security
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By Arif Ansar
Context
In the aftermath of the United States’ withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021—formalized through the Doha Accords of 2020—South Asia has entered an...
Opportunities for US
Great Power Rivalry And China’s Deepening involvement In South Asia, Gulf States
Context
In an endeavor to understand the emerging geopolitical realities, PoliTact partners with leading thought centers to understand the longitudinal multi-faceted tangents of a particular...